Ariana Grande sued two unidentified hackers in a case reported Monday, alleging they broke into private accounts connected to producers and photographers in her professional circle. The lawsuit claims the alleged breaches exposed unreleased songs, recordings, videos, and photos that Grande never intended to share publicly. According to court documents obtained by Page Six, the defendants are listed as John Does because their identities remain unknown. Grande’s filing alleges that the stolen material was distributed and sold on the dark web, where the files reportedly fetched substantial sums. The Alleged Leak Timeline Is Extensive Grande’s lawsuit claims that 45 unreleased songs were hacked, stolen, and leaked in 2023 alone. The filing also alleges that hundreds of similar leaks have occurred since Grande released her first music in 2011, with the most recent alleged breach taking place in 2024. The case seeks information that could help identify the alleged hackers, while an insider told People the lawsuit is meant to discourage future theft targeting Grande and other artists. Grande is currently touring behind her seventh album, Eternal Sunshine ; her representatives did not provide a comment to Page Six, according to the outlet.